Police investigating fatal downtown Seattle shooting, gunmen still on the run
Police are still searching for the suspect in a downtown Seattle shooting on Wednesday.
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Legislative bill introduced to counter gun control measures
A bill has been introduced to protect civilian rights to carry assault weapons in Washington state.
Proposed bill would help victims of gun violence access mental health treatment
A new bill would help people who have experienced gun violence access mental health treatment by making it easier to navigate the health system.
Spokane Co. Sheriff's Office: Burglar caught after breaking into house, sleeping in guest room
Spokane County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a call that a stranger was sleeping in someone’s spare bedroom.
North Idaho STEM to offer all-day kindergarten
North Idaho STEM in Rathdrum will soon be able to offer all-day kindergarten thanks to a $1.5 million grant.
Spokane Valley Fire Dept. to practice ice rescue drills at Newman Lake
The Spokane Valley Fire Department is conducting ice rescue training at Lake Newman this week.
Changing boundary lines could force more than 1,400 Coeur d'Alene students to switch schools
With a new elementary school opening next fall, the Coeur d’Alene School District’s talk of changing boundary lines has many parents feeling anxious.
Purchase a handmade quilt for a cause at the annual Our Place Community Outreach fundraiser
Our Place Community Outreach is holding its 11th annual fundraiser to raise money for those in Spokane who need it most.
Community members step up to help man beaten, robbed for $1.50 in Airway Heights
Community members have once again rallied to help a man who was badly beaten and robbed for $1.50 outside the Airway Heights Walmart last month.
'I thought everyone was dying': Spokane family relives horror of stabbing intruder in self-defense
Thanks to a Spokane mother's quick thinking, she and her daughter are alive, and the man accused of breaking in to their home Monday – while threatening to rape the woman – is behind bars.
Spokane Valley Detectives looking for suspect who stole handgun from pawn shop
Investigative Unit Detectives need help identifying a suspect that reportedly stole a handgun from a pawn shop.
Spokane awarded $53.4 million from FTA for bus transit project
The Spokane Transit Authority has been awarded a $53.4 million grant for its Central City Line Bus Rapid Transit project.
Tool coming to Spokane Arena this spring
Grammy award-winning progressive rock band Tool is coming to the Spokane Arena on March 9.
Thousands turn out for Unity March, reflecting on the legacy of MLK
It wasn’t the color of their skin, but the content of their character that brought generations together on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
WSU QB Anthony Gordon to wear No. 3 jersey, in honor of Tyler Hilinski
Washington State University quarterback Anthony Gordon will be wearing a No. 3 jersey to honor Tyler Hilinski.
Local businesses grapple with the aftermath of a devastating fire
A devastating fire ripped through downtown Coeur d’Alene Monday morning – it took over four hours for firefighters to get it under control.
Employees will only have to work 32-hour workweeks if new Washington Senate bill passes
A new bill aims to limit workweeks to just 32 hours.
Highway 53 reopened after head-on crash blocked lanes near Rathdrum
A head-on crash has blocked all lanes of Highway 53 near Rathdrum.
Salvation Army Spokane needs volunteers year-round, not just during holidays
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is known as a day on, not a day off. And while organizations like the Salvation Army appreciate the boost in volunteers, they hope it inspires people to volunteer all year-long.
Providence awards nearly $3M in grants, donations to local organizations
Providence Health Care has awarded $2.9 million in grants to over 40 local organizations through its Community Benefit Fund.
Okanogan Co. snow plow tips over, rolls into Salmon Creek
Snow plows have been hard at work across Eastern Washington, but operations in Okanogan saw a minor delay when a plow rolled over into Salmon Creek.
Spokane Fire, Spokane Valley Fire depts. work together to reduce falls
Spokane County has double the rate of fatal falls compared to the entire state, according to the Spokane Regional Health District. This is one reason why both Spokane and Spokane Valley Fire hope to reduce that number through a new pilot program. For both the departments, falls are their top medical calls.
South Hill bathroom fire injures firefighter, causes $25K in damages
The Spokane Fire Department responded to a fire in a South Hill residence Saturday morning.
Soap Lake Police chase after vehicle, driver jumps out mid-pursuit, leaves passenger in moving car
Soap Lake Police chased down a car and its driver, who jumped out mid-pursuit and ran off Sunday morning.
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